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The irony is that Proulx comes so very close to identifying a probable cause for the influx of sentimental fan fiction.

When she inquired about films by "this man Ingmar Bergman," she came unusually close to identifying a kindred spirit steeped in spiritual rigor.

UK secret services are reportedly close to identifying a suspected British jihadist from the footage of the killing.

UK secret services are reportedly close to identifying a suspected British jihadist from the footage of that killing.

Anthony V. Carbonetti, the mayor's chief of staff, said yesterday that the Giuliani administration was "very, very close" to identifying a site for a temporary cement plant on a pier on the west side of Manhattan.

Speaking in an interview with NTV television, Ahmet Davutoglu said investigators were close to identifying a "certain group" and said that extremist group Isis was the "number one priority" of the investigation.

Now new research that coincided with the opening of an Indian casino may have come a step closer to identifying a link by suggesting that lifting children out of poverty can diminish some psychiatric symptoms, though others seem unaffected.

By identifying the particular subnetworks that are targeted by genomic aberrations and by demonstrating their phenotypic power through their ability to stratify patient groups, we come closer to identifying a biological process that drives the disease.

We reasoned that by discovering a subset of genes that likely include those central to the response of T. versicolor to distantly related hosts, we would move closer to identifying a core set of parasitism genes operating in the weedy Orobanchaceae.

In the Network Challenge roughly 500 teams had made a serious effort and come close to identifying all of the balloons in a contest that Dr. Lee referred to as a "nail-biter".

Though the DSM did not set out to pathologize shyness, it risks doing so, and has twice come close to identifying introversion as a disorder, too.